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China’s mortgage boycotts might seem like the least of your troubles, but Theodora points out that you’d be wise to be wise to them
Why A Boycott On The Other Side Of The World Is Your Problem Too - Finimize Free Newsletter Free Newsletter Research News Guides Markets Events For Business Bookmarks Finimize Pro Get the Research Why A Boycott On The Other Side Of The World Is Your Problem Too China’s mortgage boycotts might seem like the least of your troubles, but Theodora points out that you’d be wise to be wise to them Listen Theodora Lee Joseph, CFA 5 mins Chinese consumers are boycotting mortgages on their unconstructed properties as China’s property problems go from bad to worse. There’s a risk to the country’s banking
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